The BOM: Engineering a Path Forward
How A Music Collective Is Reimagining Sound Engineering
March 19, 2024 · 39 min
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A music collective is turning electronic components into instruments and rethinking who gets to make sound.
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In this episode
- How engineering components can become musical instruments
- What it means to redefine music through a research collective
- Why accessible electrical engineering education matters for culture
- How sound research sits at the intersection of art and engineering
About this episode
In this episode of The Bom: Engineering a Path Forward, we’re talking about the process of turning engineering components into musical instruments and how that has the potential to change many aspects of our culture. At least, that’s what my guest today, Kirk Pearson, founder of Dogbotic, believes. Dogbotic is a music and sound research collective that is redefining what music is and is working to make musical and electrical engineering education more accessible.The views and opinions expressed within this content are solely the speaker's and do not reflect the opinions and beliefs of Supplyframe or its affiliates.
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About The BOM: Engineering a Path Forward
The BOM (or “bill of materials”) is a weekly Supplyframe DesignLab Podcast hosted by Head of Design & Partnerships Majenta Strongheart.
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